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• Magnificent Maps

  

  Hand drawn, large scale, zoomable map of London, with personal annotations by Stephen Walter

  Zoom in here

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 30.04.10 • View Comments

  

• This is going to make you freak

  Titles for the brilliant Gaspar Noé’s latest film, Enter The Void.

  Posted by 30.04.10 • View Comments

  

• Lazer Tits

  

  yep, you heard me.
  lazer. tits.

  Posted by 27.04.10 • View Comments

  

• Need a Champloo?

  White Caps Trail (Champloo.co.uk) from Wilkie Branson on Vimeo.

  The brilliant Bristol based Champloo – their name is from a Japanese word that means ‘to mix unusual combinations of things to derive the most amazing outcomes’. What it should mean is – if you’re going to run semi-naked through the forest like a nutter, wear shoes!?

  via Champloo website

  Posted by Madame Raymond 26.04.10 • View Comments

  

• PAINT CHIPS

  
  Beautifully clean, fluid animation from the peeps at Buck. Check out the clouds… and the splash from the fish…. and the feather… and… and…
  Ah, just watch it —→ Click here to view

  Via: Motionographer

  Posted by MUDDY 22.04.10 • View Comments

  

• Dressing Like A Grown Up

  Put This On, Episode 2: Shoes from Put This On on Vimeo.

  from Put this on.

  (Includes an ad for Instapaper, which you all should be using)

  Posted by BurningFencePost 21.04.10 • View Comments

  

• iBraun

  

  Todd Heasley explains in part why I find myself wanting one again
  Or at least touch it…

  http://toddheasley.posterous.com/looks-right

  Posted by 21.04.10 • View Comments

  

• Star Wars vs Saul Bass

  a coupla years old… But it’s made out of love :)

  Posted by Madame Raymond 17.04.10 • View Comments

  

• Masterpieces in 3D

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SRxLp97I7c

  Nice one. And Bob Fossil too!

  Sorry Samsung seem a weird about embedding the movie…

  Posted by Madame Raymond 16.04.10 • View Comments

  

• When Romeo Met Juliet (coming soon)

  PREVIEW: Adrian Lester and Lolita Chakrabarti, bring together two very different schools in Coventry to perform Romeo And Juliet set amongst the 80’s ska revival.

  Can the teenagers overcome their aversion to Shakespeare (and each other) and cut it as actors, iambic pentameters and all?

  Watch this space.
  Titles and branding by BDH. Music from Coventry’s finest.

  Posted by BDH 01.04.10 • View Comments